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-4 WILMETTE LIFE January 18, 1929 WEEK END SPECIALS COMPARE-iten1 for iten1-the forn1er prices of the bargains listed. Now is the tin1e to buy I HEALTH BOARD MEETS Death Takes Lena Butts, Wilmette School Teacber Grosse Point H . - Center. Leaders · Mrs. Lena A. Butts, for seventeen years a teacher in the Wilmette public schools, passed away at her home in Evanston, Thur~day evening, Jan- ' 10 uary . Mrs. Butts taught for a number of years at the Central school. then, following the erection of the Laurel school went there as the third grade teache~. In these years abut six hundred children have been members of her classes. "Mrs. Butts passed all the quatifi~ cations of a superior teacher," according to Superintendent Harper. "She was well prepared for ;her work, a good st?dent of educatiOn _and was always m search of new thmgs that would make her work more efficient. She had the temperament of a real teacher, was always pleasant, calm and unruffled amid the, at times, trying conditions of school room .life, and her children responded by qmetly, orderly and efficiently going ?bout their dailv duties. She inculcated studious habits and her children found the work in the upper grade~ easier beca~se of the year spent wtth h:r. The Wtlmette. schools ha~e sustamed a real loss 111 her death. Are Cuesta at Luncheon ·n Home of Mrs. W. P. Seng ELECTRIC IRONS Regular Price Sale $7.16 6.00 American Beauty Automatic ........... $8.95 ;\merican Beauty Irons ................ 7.50 '\~laage 3 Heat ........................ 6.75 Hot Point Super Automatic ........... 8.75 Vvestinghou~e . Automatic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.75 Simplcx 3 Pound .................... . 5.40 7.00 6.20 3.50 ··· · ··· · ·· ·· $6.00 '\Vestinghou·se Spot H caters ..... ..· .... $7.50 Empire Spot -I-f eaters ................. 4.50 4.00 ··· · Regular Price RADIO DEMONSTRATORS Sale R. C. A. 18-Console Cabinet with Dynamic Speaker . . . . . . . . . ... $225 $191 R. C. A. 60-Dynamic Speaker ........ 257 220 Used Radios frotn ...... ·: ........... . $20.00 to $45.00 M W p Seng 401 Lake avenue, rs. . . , was hostess to the local board of the Grosse Point Health ~enter at a lunchMonday January 14. . eon . ' final re Followmg the luncheon the suit of the sitle of Chri·.stmas seal? was given by Mrs. L. M. Cozzens, chatrman of the board. Plans for the w~rk to be carried on in Wilmette durmg the coming vear were discussed, and a budget of expenses was presented bv Mrs. A. L. Grinnell, trea·.surer of the organization. . hasized j ~ The board, tt was emp · · ., oarticularly grateful to the people c,f Wilmett.e who bought so genero~sly the Chn stmas seals sold bv the cluldrcn in our grade school~ .. The total :;ales amountt:d to $1,400, dtvtded among the schools as follows: Central and Stolp $421.37; St. Francis, $350.69; How~rd, $193.66; Logan, $113.62; St. Josep h, $101.50; Laurel, $62.85; Avoca road. $25,71; Di strict 40, $40.48; Ioral drug ·stores, ·$15.15; miscellaneous, $29.55; sale of health bond·s. $85. The officers and members of the hoard for 1929 are Mrs. L. C. Cozz ens, chairman; Mrs. Arthur Boylston, vice· chairman; Mrs. Carl Widney, secn=~ tay; Mrs. A. L. Grinnell, treasurer; members of the board of director .;, Mrs. \N. P . Seng, Mrs. Hope Thomp son, ~fr s. J. A. Hoffmann, :Mrs. John Clark Baker. Mrs. E. ]. Hoffman, Mr s. A. S. McKenna, :Mrs. Gilbert Kel ley, Mrs. Walter Miller, Mrs. E.]. Flynn, Mrs. Donald Maxwell. Mrs. ]. ]. Huerter, Mrs. F . Z. Favor, Mrs. F. G. Stecker. ~Irs. \Vitliam Flynn, Mr:-. John Fuhrman, Mrs. C. K. Hurlbut, and Mrs. H. A. Storms. Dr. Robert Blessing of Evanston is at the Infant \Velfare clinic each Weflnesday afternoon from · 3 to 5 o'clock. The clinics are held in the Howard school building. The dental clinic:; are held each Tuesday morning at 9 o'clock in the office of the Health Center, Lake avenue and ){idge road. Dr. E. F. Christie, a local denti st i~ in charge, and Miss Katherine A. Grif · fin is in charge of the nursing s ervic ~ . ::\frs. I. K. Stover. 1044 Ashland avenue, returned last Saturday from Trov, Ohio, where she had been spc t.l ding the Christmas holidays with her mother, Mrs. H. M. Allen. Mrs. E. S. Challinor Addresses Ideal Club :M rs. E. Stafford Challinor. 933 Elmwood avenue. recently gave a lecture before the Ideal club of Chicago in · the Crvstal ballroom of the Blackstone fwtel. Her ~ ubject ·was "History, Romance and Creative Thought Produced Upon China." She illustrated her talk with the setting of a formal spring luncheon table an<l a formal Christmas dinner table. She used an antique ·tace table cloth for the spring luncheon and Italian filet and linen for the dinner. ivory and gold renaissa nce ser\'ice plates for the luncheon table and red and gold etched service plates for the Christmas table. A gold bowl and gold candlesticks with tall tapers blending \:vith the color harmonY ,\'llicll she illustrates in her lecttire s. complete the harmonious cnsemhle . ~fr . and Mrs. Frank Simmons. 1040 Ashland avenue. left last Saturdav for a tour of Florida and the south, to be gone until March. -0- . Dannemark Electric Co. 1151 Wilmette Ave. Ph. Wilmette 214 · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · Two good wa~s to keep wann 1. Go south for the winter. 2. Stay home and be comfortable by having a bin full of Hoffmann Bros.' good coal. · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ::\fi ss Margaret Varney, 1026 Greenwood avenue, entertained eight friends at luncheon and bridge last Saturday at he.r home . What About the Chicago .Freight Tunnels! The lease on 5o miles of these · tunnels is soon to expire. What is to be done about it is of great moment to merchants. warehouses, hotels. theaters, office buildings, business clubs and others whose affairs are affected by the facilities for moving merchandise, coal, cinders. etc., within the .city limits. An impor~ant story about the Chicago Freight Tunnels will appear in The Christian Science Monitor January 15 Leave· Your Orders at the liOFFMAMN BROS. · · · · · · 1208 · CHRISTIAN SCIENCE READING ROOM I I CENTRAL AVENUE 131·190 Wilmette 6 3 WILMETTE A VENUE or at the 1. elephone LINDEN TEA SHOP 4 1 3 LINDEN AVENUE, WILMETTE · ·